Bury Financial Group maintained momentum in 2025, achieving a 32% growth rate following a year of transition.
The Boardman, Ohio, firm had $863 million in assets under management at the end of 2025.
Greg Gett retired in 2025 after 10 years at Bury Financial Group and 38 years in public accounting. Gett’s contributions were foundational to Bury’s success, according to Kelly Frammartino, vice president of operations.
Brian Laraway, vice president/managing partner earned his certified exit planning adviser certification, enhancing his ability to help business owners navigate complex transitions. Additionally, both Todd Bury, president/managing partner, and Laraway earned the certified plan fiduciary adviser credential.
“Our growth this year reflects the trust our clients have placed in us during a period of significant change,” Bury says. “By investing in advanced certifications like the CEPA and CPFA, we are staying ahead of industry trends and ensuring our clients have access to the most sophisticated planning tools available.”
Looking toward 2026, the company remains focused on supporting local business owners and expanding its impact within the community, its representatives say.
Founded more than 30 years ago, Bury has grown from a one-man operation to a team of 12 individuals with diverse strengths offering personalized financial strategies.
Pictured at top: Pictured from left are (front) Greg Gett; David Maxwell, partner; Brian Laraway, vice president/managing partner; Kelcie Schiraldi, wealth manager; (rear) Bill Nock; Alex Baker; Jocelyn Palowitz; Sarah Bury, wealth manager; Todd Bury, president/managing partner; Nick Romeo, wealth manager; Kelly Frammartino; and Amanda Peffer.
